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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21
THE MURDERER or WHILE,
THE MEGRO.

His name was William Wheeler,
aud hs was shot dead In Jones own,
Coahoms county, Miss. williamson,
the editor Of the Olarksdale News, was
arrested, charged with the awful
crime, and he Is on. on bail, but no at.
tempt that We have heard Of has been
made by him TO secure q preliminary
trial. Williamson ought to be anx.
ious To have his case pronounced upon.
The killing Of Wheeler was an afro
clously cold blooded and needless
crime, without any mitigating circum.
stances such Is may finally modify
the public Judgment ss In the case Of
Chatham who killed Editor Ho,kins,
and yet after . few days trial ct Lex.
inEo the iadge remanded him to jail
without bail. Williamson is entitled
70 speedy examination and should
have Il. II he 10 innocent he should
not let Q day pass without an endeav.
or TO wipe away the blood-guiltiness
put upon him BY the magistrate who
released him on bail. He may think
lightly Of his position, certainly he
seems TO be Indifferent TO II, and thus
70 manifest IN indifference to bis
character that no innocent man should
willingly submit to, especially whom
the avenue for redress is open to him.
Life 10 the fst guarantee Of the Dec
lsfstion Of Independence. Murder 10
the crime that is m %. severely visited
BY the law. To be . murderer 10 10 be
the worst OF criminals; 10 be at large
on bail OF 500 charged With mur.
der 10 TO be In the most extreme con.
ditlon ofisapordy that maa can be
placed Ia by the Law, short Of con.
domination. Such position william.
son should not occupy for moment.
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CONDLNsED KILOGRAMS.

Nav YoRK-Ths exports from this
port Tor the week ending July 10, e.
elusive Of specie, were valued at g..
2l8 90.
HELENA, Mosr.-Senators Vest,
Plumb. Farwsll and Cameron leave
Helena tonight for Alaska Ex.Goy.
Hauser accompanies them.
ATLANTA, GA.-The bill taxing wine
rooms $1,000 passed the House today
by the requisite majority. II 10
thought that the SenaIe will pass IL
ALEC.
NEW YoRK. The Stock Exchange
Governing Committee met Al 1880
O'Clock today and elected Mr.. X. N.
Thomas vice president 10 succeed the
late Allied B. Hill.
Los AsorLxs, OAL ID iniel L. CARL
ton, Of Boston, Mass., committed sui
eide at Sierra Madrevi 10, near here,
last night He was subject 10 severe
attacks Of neuralgia.
sALEx, MAs.-The Manuiacturers'
Association, OF Beverly, have locked
out lassers In oil Association shops.
About $50 lasters are out and the
prospect is good for q general shut
down OF all the factories, Both aides
are firm.
Nav YoRK.-The World notices the
fact TIA Gov. Hill, sx.s,cretary Man.
niue, C1nrsd Jordan and Daniel La.
m mt have be IN spending the past few
days NJ Long Branch together. "Does
this mean peaceY"
PIruBuaa, PA mortgage for
$40 OOO, 100, executed In favor q the
Mtrcantile Trus, Company, Of New
YORK., By the Pitt burg aud Western
RilrUai Company, was recorded at
New CASTLE, Pa yesterday.
Coso5np. N. II United States Sen.
ator Chandler states he never wrote or
inspired the letter recently attributed
20 him 10 which he was represented az
isyoring Blaine and sherman on Re.
publican Presidential Tickets.
PIrsnuRo. The funeral OF Mrs.
Sadie Fulton Ohsnirsu, vile OF II. T..
ChAnirau, the actor, took place from
the residence Of her aunt, Ms. Bald
win, in the Est End, mi. city, this
morning, and sas attended by large
circle OF friends.
BUFFALO, N. VA movement has
been Inaugural ed among the leading
hu,inesa men OF Buffalo 10 raise .
fund Of siOo, 900, which will be offer
ed AZ a prize fof the best invention for
ulili1lug the water power Of Niagara
river. Compelitiyn will be opened
10 ths world. Several prominent
citIs ms have already subscribed
5000 each toward the fund.
sr. LouIs, Mo.-Ths ASiutant
General Of the Stats Of Missouri
arrived In thh city today 70 pay
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-THURsDAY.S.JULY 2l 1887

them for the stipulated time, or who
was guilty Of any other irresulsrity.
No guilty man sho I'D be allowed to
escape, and We presume that none
will be. We assume that the court 10
characterised In all the proceedings
before this and even the preceding
grand jury, the illegal formation Of
which the APPEAL pointed out at the
time. We assume that the court is char.
acterixsd In oil the proceedings that
have excited the public bya strict
spirit Of impartial Justice. That being
80 there ought not to be q moments
hesitation on the part Of the Judge In
instructins the grand jury to closely
investigate oil the proceedings Of the
Taxing District government from It's
inception. II he does not, some rsa-
son will be furnished for the belief
that there 10 an animus In the present
inquiry that extends beyond misfeas.
Ancs and mslisasanos In Office. II 10
the duty Of the press to upheld the
courts. The APPEAL, anxious always
to be found doing this, makes this
suggestion, which, II adopted by the
court and followed out to Q searching
solution, Judge DuBose may be a..
cured will give tbs utmost satisia elton
to the people. To DO Just and i'm.
partial judge 10 to occupy the highest
position to which man may reach
among bis FELLOWSHIP be wholly and
entirely free from the passions Of hate
and malice, even TO be fres from the
suspicion Of being controlled and
guided by these passions.
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The Ii. AND o. DEAL.
a Letter from Robert Garress-Ms
says tt IL On.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jnly 20.-Ths
Record will publish tomorrow the fol-
Lowing:
Hon; ". M. sinssrly. editor Record. PhiIs-
DEAR sIR-Iu reply to your cour-
teous inquiry No t. the roal status OF
the Degvtiations called bv the press.
"The Bait more and Ohio Deal,"' bee
TO say ali such negotiations have ter.
minated. Tue syndicate which was
to acquire q large block OF the stock
OF the Baltimore end OHIO Railroad
Compsny In such q way 90 was b.
litved woold be beneficial TO oil %
ties aud the railroads concerned,
did not at the appointed time
comply with their epgsRemeuts.
and all airapgemanls or negotiations
with them are absolutely at an end.
i have not purchsEed the stock OF
Johns Hopkins University as hae been
stated Ia esms al the newspapers. I
have an option upon that stock, aud
also upon sevefal other holders, bat
have not exercised these options nor
do intend now TO do 90. The
statement In some a the papers
that pnrJba6sd large blocks
Of Baltimore and Ohio stock
is a mistake. Az / have stated had
options, but oircu instances rendered II
unnecessary c'ose then. The Bslti-
more aud Ohio Railroad Company, Its
properties, including It's large telegraph
syttem and Ownership, It's sock re-
main now Nc they were at the opening
OF negotiations Tn, widespread pub
tic interest which these negotiations
excited, and many false, foolish ru-
mors TO which they have given rise,
just In time Ia departing from the
usual course. making this formal state
mtnt. their final termination. Thank
ing you Tor the kind terms in which
you have been please 4 to refer 10 the
Baltimore aud Ohio Company and its
future, and sckno xledRing the correct
ness Of " ar judgment. and tina, many
other friends AZ - p-opriety 10 making
public this letter. / am, ss ever, yours
very truly, ROBERT GARRETT.
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WIN seeede FROM the Y. eli.

MnwAUKEK, WIS, July 2o.-Gam-
brinus Assembly OF the Knights Of
Labor Is getting ready to seceds from
the order on account OF the temper.
ance views held by General Master
Workman Powderly. The local heads
Of the order have done everything In
their power 10 stay rebellion, bat
without avail. The GAmbrinus As.
ssmbly 10 the most numerous and
weslthles, organisation OF the order In
Milwaukee, aud has from 1900 10 1900
members. The employees 10 the brew.
cries are practically unanimous tina
they cannot remain Ia ihe order under
the circumstances. At Q recent meet
log q committee was appointed 10 con.
fer with the brewers and ascertain
whether toe contract made for one
year In May would be affected II they
lett the order. There 10 little doubt
tina, the desired Assurance will be
given, and when II Ia the assembly
will step out and form on indepen-
dent organization.
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George Rubsch and vile TO M. M.
Gi christ, lois IS, IA and 22, block 8,
Fort Pickering, IS.
M. M. Gilcnrist 10 Z. L. Harris,
same lots n above, 1000.
w. B. MALLORY 1T ux 20 Mrs. Lizzie
w. Harris, lots I and and part Of LOT
8, Il p. Stewart subdi vision No. l,
$1,000.
Harriet N. sGhreyer 10 Cornelius L.
Olancey, lots snd 2, southwest cor
ner OF Fourth and Georgia streets,
Foit Pickering, 5000
Henry Reihlmann ct M 10 W. j.
Gray, lots Z, s, 0, % and "a, Rsihl.
man subdivision N. l, 500 90.
Leopold 0ppsnhei ner 10 Mary J.
Smith, lot 81, John ID. Armour sub.
division, south side OF Court street ex
tended, 2Syl4sl ieet, 500.
WIN. N Randolph aud wife 10 job
anna 0'Neil, lois 4, 8 10 and IL, In
block ~, loo isst In all, 5000.
Mike 0Neil Ut al TO Kansas Cily,
Springfield ard Memphis Railroad
Company, lois IL and 10, block %, Fort
Pickering, fS0OO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21

EyKRYB3DY wants Memphis 10
boom. rhe policy Of letting well
enough alone is not always the bes,
policy, and In These times, when the
whole South has been quickened by
new Impulses Of industrial activity the
voice Of he individual who has the
temerity 10 sugg,s, a return b. such a
policy in commercial OF Industrial
a1airs is lost In the uproar Of the
nara and the shops. But the ArPEAL
believes that the Advancement oi
Memphis as mercantile and manu-.
featuring center and Ia rapid growth
dsppbd very considerably upon the
maintenance Of the present form Of 10.
cal government. Lsavipg out Of account
She question whether or not II should
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21
A FEARFUL STORE.
The Hot weather CsIminates q, .
Biz Raisfsll.


PIrr'suRo, Pa, July 20.-The pro.
tracted hot spell was broken tonight
by the heaviest storm known here
since the great Butchers Run disas.
ter, thiitsen years ago, when nearly
200 people were drowned. Fortu.
nstely tonights storm was not at-
tended by any fatalities az far as could
be learned at midnight. The damage
10 property, no wever, was very heavy
and will reach Ut least 100000. The
storm broke over the city about
8 o'clock, and In two hours
two and one bali inches OF
rain had fallen. The water poured
down the billy streets In torrents,
flooding cellars and washing away
foundations Of houses. In the hill
district many houses were rendered
unsafe aud several were completely
wrecked. At Batchers' Run the tew-
ers became cloggld mp aud the water
overhowing filed the houses 10 a
depth Of several feet. The occupants,
remembering the terrible scenes OF
July, 1874, became panic etrick.
en-, Ind for q time the widest
excitement prevailed. No one
was injured, however, but a
number Of houses we're wssbed from
their foundations. Outside Of the city
the SINAI streams overflowed their
banks, doing great damage. Tele.
graph wires are down Ia ell dire ctions,
and heavy wSehouts are reported on
the railroads Leading east and west
from the city. At midnight the rain
Was sill falling, with Indications Of II
continuing all night. The mercury
touched go this afternoon, bat fell 25'
before II o'clock tonight. Five fatal
cases OF sunstroke occurred during the
dav
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21

0Ss Of the mos; popular incidents
Of circus programmes this summer 10
the "Wild west" feature. The COW.
boy has bscJme as ssary q fact ,r
In tbs general performances as the
clown or the bsfiounoed divlaity Of
the pad. Hitherto people hsvs 70.
garied mimic adventures OF tie asile
gentleman Of the fombrero aud Elk.
shooter with that admiration which
springs from the spectators sense Of
personal security; bat yesterday, at
Clinton, Ia, one Of the cowboys, while
repelling lhe assault Of the C1m snches
upon the well-Fsrso treasure
cosoh. pulled his private
weapon by mistake aud sent four
bullets Into the audience with
serious results before discovering that
II Was not his property" pistol lie
Was usirg. He should have been
promptly discharged for this careless.
ns's The cowboy 10 be fully spprs.
ciated mu,t be entirely harmless. Il Ia
just possible. however. this particular
cowboy had never seen loaded pistol
and therefore Was not responsible for
shs dreadful squences Indeed. we
are inclined to think that. In the pop
uls' phrase, the show has been given
AWAY.
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be maintained In psrpstuity, II must
be clear to any thinking man that Tor
some considerable time II should not
be disturbed. II has been since Il, es-
tablishment that Memphis has sprung
from the she'll. Within the period
the CITY has doubled Its population.
Having proved 10 be 30 efiicscious 1t
10 absurd that anyone should propose
the abolition OF the present suspicious
conditions for the substitution Of gov
ornamental methods which are liable
to prove fatally distrsctiug. In this
instante the best policy BY far Is to lot
well enough very severely alone.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21
Waterway Convention.

sAuIrE ST. MAIZE, July 20.--The
Waterway Convention was called q
order by Mr.. Townsend, Of Detroit
who nominated Mr., Phelps Of Dulu b,
as temporary chairman, and Mr.,
Phelps made some very happy and
pertinent remarks on tbs opening Of
the convention. The Hon. Jay Hub.
bell erggested that each organization
name one delegate as q committee on
organisation aud the suggestion was
adopted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21
T. !. AIREY & CO. FAIL.
THEIR LIABlLI rIEN AMOUNT TO
HALF A MlLLIOi 1.
Tho pewafsll Caused By HeavI
Speculation in Cotton
aud Coffee.
LAST SPIN' DRIVEN IN THE
NEW ROAD.
Rejoicing Over thu Completion Of
the Memphis Div. 'slon Of the
st. L., A. and 1. Il. 4.
ESPECIAL 70 TEE APrsI...I

saERxAN, TEX July 20.-.Uhe last
spike was driven in the ShermA'u and
Memphis division Of the ct. L,uis,
Arkansas and Texas railroad this al.
ternoon ats o'clock. President For
dyce says be will at once put on solid
through trains from Memphis to sher.
man. The sdvant Of this road was
celebrated on an immense scale, over
5000 participating. Speeches were
made by prominent citiz,ns and rail.
road officials.
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PnnArna

PANS, July 20.-M. De Lesseps has
issued = report on the progress Of the
work VI the Panama canal. In II he
reness his protect against the ma
neuvers oil Spectators who, he says,
attack The company In nope OF Iuinips
the enterprise aud building some sort
OF q cosmopolitan company on its
rSins. After describing the years
work he announces bis intention to
visit Panama soon and inspect the
canal.
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A SPECIAL telegram TO the APrEAL
from Sherman, Tex, states that the
las. spike has bson driven In the
Sherman aud Memphis division Of the
IT. Louis, Arkansas aad Texas rail.
road, aud tba' solid through trains
will at onee be pu, on be. seen Saer-
man and Memphis. A great deal oil
local enthusiasm va, manifested over
the even, by the people Of Sherman,
A. we'll they might, for direc, con-
ncosi0n With Memphis IL indeed q
great boon TO any community.
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We are now informed that Wall
street is tsrroriEsd because Of q confir-
nation Of the report that there is vel.
low fever In Memphis. The lie travels
slowly, but gathers potency q, II goes
Now, thlrs Ia no yellow fever In Men,
phis, and not single citizen has ever
imagined there wac, or that there
might be. The fact 10 that Memphis
has grown within the last two years
90 formidable a. q commercial rival Of
other cilies, aud particularly 81. Louis,
which have claimed TO be Southern
snierpols, that no lie abou. the
health OF Memphis Ia too mean
for them TO spread. Toe health Of
Memphis was never ss good at this
season Of the year ss II Ia today. There
10 no fever moth OF Key West, ard
that point is FAR from the Florida
coast. The individuals or firms or
corporations giving currency to this
Infamous lie mus he discovered, that
they may be publicly denounced, end
that the people Of Memphis may put
tie responsibility where II belongs.
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ooRRIaAN's APoL, aY.
2 FOUR PEOPLE sHOr.
A Cowboy In n wild west SHOW
Uses Bullets In Hts he vOIver.


CLINTON, IA, July 20.-Four people
were shot during the Wild West per-
formance Of Sells Brothers circus
Tuesday night George Harrington,
aged seventeen, was shot In the fore
head and will die. Mrs. W. A. Lam.
bertson was shot in the left breast Just
above the heart, dangerously. Wal
lace Phillips, aged sixtesn, was shot
In the top OF the head. He Ia not
very seriously wounded. One Of the
Indians was shot; how badly he ls
hurt is not known. He was immedi-
ately taken away. No csus, is given
for using bullets, except that q co wboy
got the wrong revolver. 1t was done
during the encounter Of the cowboys
and Indisos in the rins.
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COR8IGAN'S CONTUMACY.
The Noted T1rsman RaIed on the
Track.

aHoO.s
CHICAGO, Ill July 20.-A local pa
per Gays: At meeting Of the Wash
ington Park club last night, charges
preferred against Ed Oorrigan, the
noted horse owner, on account Of his
conduct at the race course during the
mile heat selling rsce Thursday last,
ere considered, and the result Of the
action taken by the club expels CORR.
gan from all race tracks OF the Amer
lean Trotting Assoc alton Of which the
Washington Park club 10 member.
Corrlgsn's o6eDss WAS q fragrant
violation Of the rules Of the associa-
ton. The horses entered for the race
were Sour Mash, Paragon, Ira E.
Bride and Irish Pat, tho latter belong.
ing to Corrigsn. Irish Pat was
ridden by Blaylock, who clearly
lost the first heat to Sour Mash
by failing to urge his mount at
the finish. When the horses came out
for the next heat ops OF the Judges
came down from the stand and told
blaylock that the judges were not sat.
isfled with his riding, and that he must
ride the next beat to win. CorriRan
here interrupted, saving; "Tae boy IL
riding to ny orders," and thea, turn.
log to Blsylock, said: you ride as I
instruct you" Corrigau then used
language 10 the Judge which is said to
have been offensive. The judges de.
clded 10 have an apology, at least, from
Mr.. Ooirigsn under penalty Of being
ruled of. The second heat was then
run In much the sam, manner ss the
first.
ooRRIeAN's Apology.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 20.-It is stated
here tonight that Edward Corrigan has
teleeraphed an apology for bis interior
ence with the Washington Park judgrs
and that the suspension has been re-
moved. Secretary Brewster refuses to
say anything concerning the matter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21

Ir the druggists Of Philadelphia who
sold the chrome yellow 10 the bakers,
and the bakers who sold the stud In
buns 10 the chldreu, are not hung or
sent 10 prison for lie, now that sev'
sral children have died ss a coase-
quenos, II will argue a very low state
OF civilization In the city Of brotherly
lova
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21

the st. Louis Regiment ar services e
rendered IN the Missom' racine
strike Of 1883. The total an 'ount ~.
propriated for the eight days 'eryic Ss
was $500. Privates resolved 20 "
each. Since the service the rsgh nsns
has been disbsnded, and many Of the
men have left the country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21

THE APPEAL, which hn always held
that thu people Of OJahoms county
are In favor Of law and order. believes
they will sternly rsbuke the man or
men responsible for the imp ,rtation
OF hose thirty.fge Winchester rlaes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21

THK fac, that the la.ss, report Of
yellow fivor, whatever iis origiu, comes
by way Of Wall street, suggests that
there l. a scheme 10 bear Gouthsrn
railroad stocks. Probably there is q
short lntercs, Ia Sc Louis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21
T.L. AIREY a co. FAIL.
Tho Cause Of the Downfall CottoG
and Coffee Speculation.
ESPECIAL TO TIE ArrrAL.l

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
Nkw ORLEANS, La, July 20.-T. L.
Airey d Co., large cotton fac
tors, have failed. The liabilities are
about half million dollars. O.use,
cotton and coffee speculations.
The firm Of 7. o. Airey 4 Co., cot
ton factors, 1874 Gravier street, New
Orleans, Ia composed OF Thomas L.
Airey and A. T. Janin, and ranks
among the beet and largest cotton fac
tore In the city. Mr.. Airey was presi-
deut Of the National Cotton Ex.
change, and is nov president Of the
Cotton Wsrld Publishing Company,
successor to the former In. publishing
the monthly crop aud acresge reports,
the statistical overland and crop
movement statements; the National
Cotton Exchange having recently
ceased to exist by reason OF the neces-
cary appropriation for the Publishing
Of reports not being forthcoming.
Mr.. Airey states that his assets ex-
coed his liabilities by more than al00,.
600.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21
sTn,or JUSTICE mUsr M HAD.

There is nothing In the law to pro-
ven, Judge DuBose from Insiruciins
the sraac inry to 20 back through the
seven years Of the eIistsncs Of the
TAXING District govsrnmsn. sad pre-.
zen. every man who served on the
Legislative Bard, who gave bis oop-
sent 70 contracts without sdysrt,slns
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21

rHr KulRhis Of Labor would do well
10 boycott the whisky Arm which
sought TO make a trademark Of the
words knights Of Lsbir."
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Criminal gouvs.

Sam Goodrich, grand larceny. Three
years.
Charles Turner, tried for man.
slau ah'er found guilty Of assault and
battery. Motion flr new trial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21

The cool wave reached Memphis
yesterday afternoon as the ArrsAL
promised. Now Is the time TO sub
scribe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21

Gzs. FArRoHrLp says that the man
Of "hot head 10 In the minority In this
sosniry thank God" Yes, In his
case, n minority Of one.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21

AsorHsR heavy cotton failure has
occurred In New Orleans. II Looks
like II might prove 10 be q row Of
bricks down there.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21

DsPIrr the yellow fever lie, Mem.
phis will continue to sa.hsr In the
trade OF the South and South west
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gpo.e sse.i.rs vasl

NEW YoRx. July 20.-The schedule
Of Assignment Of James u. Edwards
and Frank L. Anthony, dealers In
Coles. shoe liabili.sss oil ellI,oo ,
GDsets, $4,000,
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BALrIn ,nH, ND, July 20 Gusren.
hsimer d %, Wholesale tobacco and
cisarss made On assignment today.
LlabLIilSs, 10000 % 176,0Ql.
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Marriage lte~uses

Anderson Mckay to Miss Battle
Jsnkson, y. O. sillman to Mis- Carrie
NAV To amer
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The COURTS.
Rrnhaae Caarf.

George A. o Q linn was granted let. :,
ters Il administration on the JoAtu
Hordin estate.
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70 this effect, and the lawyers them.
solves for the rake Of IN honored and
honorable profession. should request
the pssssge of such law.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21

THsRE are probably guns enough In
Coahoms county already.
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ye~terday's Local Temperature.
Memphis Signal Once Report
THE eAuhRsLL MONUMENT,

The following Ia q statement Of the
-ApPEAL's Gambrell monument fund
20 date:
A IN m srland presbvtNria an .---......--- 10 m